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Written by Yelaine Martínez Herrera / Photo: Miguel Díaz Nápoles

Published: 14 March 2026

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• Day of Cuban Press
• journalist Ulises Espinosa Núñez

I imagine him with his cassette recorder and analog camera, retracing our steps like others. On foot, by bicycle, or by whatever transport he could find along the way. Ulises Espinosa Núñez, one of the founders of the press in Las Tunas, is a son of that generation of reporters who marked the birth of the Volunteer Correspondents Movement in our land, making the province a pioneer in the country in this regard, as this protagonist tells us.

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Written by Maryla García Santos

Published: 13 March 2026

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President Miguel Díaz-Canel reviewed various issues affecting the island during a press conference broadcast on Friday on Cuban Radio and TV. The head of State outlined a roadmap that places communities at the very heart of the national response to the current crisis caused by the tightening of the U.S. energy blockade.

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Written by Claudia Ligget Amado / Photo: By the author

Published: 08 March 2026

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• International Women's Day

Dawn has barely broken when Dayana is already awake. In the silence of those early hours, when the rest of the city seems suspended between sleep and the first stirrings of the day, the routine of this 31-year-old member of the Revolutionary Armed Forces (FAR in Spanish) often begins.

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Written by Osvaldo Morfa Lima (Researcher)

Published: 02 March 2026

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• Cuban independence struggles
• Necessary War

While on February 24, 1895, in Baire, the cry for independence was raised, reigniting the war against Spanish colonialism, in the distant region of Las Tunas, then considered marginal and sparsely populated, an insurgent movement was already brewing that would challenge the official narrative of its “minimal participation” in the conflict.